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* Travel Insurance - Treat yourself and your belongings as if they were uninsured. Negligent treatment of possessions or alcohol and drug abuse, for example, will jeopardize your claim.

* Car Insurance - If you have been a named driver on someone else's policy. Does this entitle you to a no claims discount when you start your own policy? It is only possible for the policyholder to benefit from the no claims discount, but we can usually arrange an introductory discount for you if you are claim-free.

Car Insurance - I have had access to a company car for a few years. Can I get a discount for this? Yes, we are able to offer special discounts with selected companies from our panel of insurers.
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* Travel Insurance - Always get a police report if you lose anything.

* Car Insurance - Paying by Instalments - Yes, we require a deposit to start your insurance and then the balance can be paid by Direct Debit over the following 10 months. A credit charge is payable and this will be added to your total premium.

* Advance Profits Insurance - This is designed to protect against the loss of anticipated earnings arising from new developments such as an office or factory under construction. If a problem or damage delays completion then the insured will suffer lost or delayed revenue from the new source of earnings. This type of policy compensates for that loss.

* Travel Insurance - If you have any pre-existing medical condition, let us know and we can advise you what to do. In most cases, the insurers will give full cover at normal rates and then there will be no danger that your claim is refused because you failed to let us know.

* Advance Rents & Interest Covers - This cover is for property developers and is designed to protect against an event which may happen resulting in their being unable to use the property being developed. The developer will be selling or letting the property and will expect a capital sum after completion of the building. If a delay occurs interest will continue to be paid on borrowed capital and the developer is denied the use of the profit. The developer can take out interest cover that is a policy that pays an agreed rate of interest on the proposed selling price of the property or, in some cases, on the amount of the borrowed capital. The interest would be applied on a per annum basis for the length of time that the completion is delayed. If a purchaser is known interest would be paid on the selling price during the period the sale is delayed in finding a new purchaser. If a purchaser is unknown the proposed selling price will be certified by an independent professional valuer. If the intention is to let the property the developer will lose the anticipated rent assuming that a tenant is certain. If no tenant is certain the cover may not be available.

* Court bonds - these are needed when courts appoint a receiver to safekeep an individual's property. Their purpose is to protect against possible loss through maladministration. The receiver should take out a Court of Protection bond.
* Government bonds - Perform a similar function to court bonds as a guarantee of payment of revenue to HM Customs and Excise.
* Local government bonds - These are needed for accounting and clerical staff employed by local authorities and are similar to commercial fidelity guarantees taken out by private sector organisations.
* Bankruptcy and liquidation bonds - These guarantee a trustee in bankruptcy appointed by creditors. The trustee, having control of the trustees' assets, may make errors or carry out his duties incorrectly. It is in this event that the bond will make good any loss to the estate.
* Defective Title Insurance
* Please also see ABTA bonds, Performance bonds, bid or tender bonds, maintenance bonds and retention bonds
 

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